HAMPSHIRE companies could risk TV licensing UK fined up to £ 1,000 for not having a TV license. More than 800,000 last people across the country watched the events of the year live online during office hours , including the funeral of Baroness Margaret Thatcher, Windblown and the Open golf. But while most people know they need a TV license for their homes , TV license is now reminds TV licensing UK companies that may need for your work, too.
A TV license is required if anyone, including customers and employees , watches or records TV programs at the same time shown on TV , they see on TV , tablet, computer, telephone or any other team. If someone is caught watching TV illegally company or the employee could face a fine of £ 1000 - even if the employer did not know the staff or customers were TV licensing UK tuning in. Last year 170 companies visited Southampton TV Licensing to verify that they had a correct and updated license.
Emma Collard TV Licensing, said: " With services such as BBC player and DOD broadcast live television can be tempting to observe special occasions or televised sporting events sitting at his desk during the day but employers. Southampton and employees should be aware of their needs television license if they watch live TV licensing UK in the workplace. " Rather than risk being prosecuted and face a fine prefer owners and managers to take a moment to review and update their license conditions. "
A license costs £ 145.50 and can be purchased online at tvlicensing.co.uk / business . There is also a downloaded guide to help businesses and staff to understand the legal implications of programs to TV licensing UK watch live to work.
